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Mut
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Appendix:Variations of "mut"
German
Alternative forms
de Muth obsolete
Etymology
From de gmh muot, from de goh muot, from de gmw-pro *mōd, from de gem-pro *mōdaz. Cognate with nl moed, en mood.
Pronunciation
de /muːt/
de De-Mut2.oga
de uːt 1
Noun
m,(e)s.sg ^chen,^lein
courage; bravery
de Ich wünschte, ich hätte den Mut, auf einer Bühne vor Publikum zu sprechen. I wish I had the courage to speak on stage before an audience.
de now chiefly in compounds or with adjective mood; emotional state
de schwer<t:heavy> Mut Schwermut<t: melancholy>
de über-<t:over-> Mut Übermut<t:cockiness>
Declension
m,(e)s.sg
Derived terms
de Bekennermut Edelmut Freimut Frevelmut Frohmut Heldenmut Hochmut Kampfesmut Kleinmut Lebensmut Löwenmut Mannesmut Missmut Opfermut Todesmut Übermut Unmut Wagemut Wankelmut guten Mutes sein Mütchen mutig mutlos Mutprobe mutvoll Mutwille zumute,zu Mute
See also
de Anmut f
de Armut f
de Demut f
de Einmut f
de einmütig
de Gemüt n
de Gleichmut f m
de Großmut f
de Langmut f
de Reumut f
de Sanftmut f
de Schwermut f
de Wehmut f
Further reading
de
de Personality
Hunsrik
Etymology
From hrx gmh muot, from hrx goh muot, from hrx gmw-pro *mōd.
Pronunciation
hrx /muːt/
Noun
m
courage; bravery
hrx Koraasch
Derived terms
hrx mutich
Further reading
Romanian
Etymology
From ro mut.
Proper noun
m
ro
Turkish
tr:
thumb|Mut ilçesi
Pronunciation
tr /mutʰ/
Proper noun
tr male
tr town/and/district province/Mersin c/Turkey
Declension
Derived terms
tr Mutlu